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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1906)
192403 CUT Mrs. Moon has an elegant line Thu city council meets thin even* | new neckwear. ing. PRICES Benj mini Figg, a well-known That the Harriman system is ser pioneer citizen of this city, passed Norway mackerel only lOo a piece iously considering the construction awuy at his residence on Sunday For a good pair of sho«g, go to What new resolution have you at Robinson's. ON OUR ENTIRE U N E OF Drauo's. made for this year? Editor J. A. .Luse, of the Marsh- of more mileage then has been an morning at half past three. He had Steel-cut Oatg for breakfast rough Bert Kay expects to start for San ^®hl Sun, paid our office a pleasant nounced, is evident from the tenor been in feble health for some years, at Drane'g. Francisco next Monday. call while at the county seat on Sat o f the annual report of the Southern but the end came — . v rather s u t u r i unexpected- uuwuecied- New and heayy winter drygoods 1_ A - * ’ * ** Pacific. Probably no portion of ly to his family and .friends, having Adam Pershbaker, the ex-sawmill urday. in at Oliver Wilson's. rv F O V o r i u l by I n - t the lio » . . „ 1 ----- L____ ___ o 1 the territory covered system been confined to his room since W ISHING TO Gasene soap 5 cents a bar at Mrg. and Mrs. Wm. Riddick start roan of Prosper, came up Friday. has undergone so many changes in Thursday, and not thought to be Robinson's. W. U. Douglas, of Marshfield, * or California today. the past year, through the projec in immediate danger. New line of men’s neckwear at Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point, in the city yesterday on legal busi Robinson’s. tion of lines by outside railroads, as ness. The decoased was born at Cud- had business in town yesterday. in Oregon, and every outlet is be Mrs. B. F. Tupper, o f Hotel Co dington Lough, Buckinghamshire, Next Friday is the special sale of ing closely watched to protect it You will find that 50c table at quille, visited at Marshfield the last England, Oct, 10th, 1830. And died crockery and embroidery at O. Wil from the interlope». Moon's just loaded with beautiful WE WILL MAKE SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS of the week. at his home ¡in Coquille, Oregon. son A Co’s. things. With reference to what has been TO THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE . . Dec. 31st, 1905, age 75 years 2 Wright’s medicated underwear at Large, full and complete line of a J?’ W^ WM d° WD from accomplished in the state, the yearly GIVE U S C A L L .............................. months 21 days; he lived in Eng Drane's. 11 and winter clothing at at. G, O A. \ A “ K° ye#terd“ y. fall statement contains the follow ing:. , , land 24 years and crossed the At- Latest styles in men’s bats at Robinson's. We wish all o f our readers a hap “In order to develop and protect [ lantic Robinson's. ocean coming to America If you wish to examine a fine se py and prosperous New Year the territory tributary to its lines, Outting Flannel as cheap as cali lection of fall and winter clothing, in 1854 he resided in Rhode Island Dr. Wetmore has gone to San the company, since the close of the co at Robinson’s store. go toG . A. Robinson’s, and Massachusetts two years, from Francisco on a business trip. fiscal year, has authorized and pro If you are in need of footware, We inadvertaully missed the B. C. Lehmanowsky, of M>rtle vided for the constructien of a line here he came to Coos Co.,Oregon in oall at O. Wilson A Co’s." death of the old-time Coquller, Point, returned from an extended from a connection with the Oregon 1850 and has resided here ever since W. W ood in our last issue. W. P. Fuller’ s prepared Paints, Oils he was married to Catherine Doyle, visit in California on Saturday. and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co. A California Railroad at Natron W. H. Thomas, the logger, re Jan 3, 1869, to this union was born Oasene soap at Drane’s. The turned to the lower river Friday The next holiday will be Wash- eastwardly into Central Oregon, al seven children, Mr. and Mrs. Figg best on the market for the prices after a few days visit at the Bay. ngton’s birthday, Feb. 22d. so several branch lines in the same Try it. was among the first settlers of Mrs. J. D, Mitchell, o f this city, B o b s . — At Fishtrap, Dec. 2 4 ,19- state and in California and Nevada, Don’t forget that special sale of --------------- —- uuui a / u ., anil Coos Co., and were members o of the fell while walking on the railroad OS, to Mr and Mrs Frank Fish, a son. T>- The new lines thus authorized, of Pioneers association of Oregon. A crockery at O. Wilson & Co's, next track near town one day last week, Rub-no-more washing --------- 0 n powder ---------— ------ — 5 of which a part are now under con- walk over the old home place which Friday. and sustained several bruises. cents a package at Robinson’s store. struction, aggregate about 400 F ob S al *. —One fine fresh milch, is known as Mr. F igg’s farm will Licorice Liver Laxative, the best , D. S. Rouse, superintendant of miles, and including equipment, are oow. Inquire of George Belloni, bowel cleanser. Price 50 cents. the Coquille C o’a mine at Riverton, estimated to cost about $14, 000,- give cne an idea of the haidships Goquille, they endured iu openiog up a farm For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Co- returned from a business trip to 000. In addition to the lines al L. J. Cody, the lumberman, made quille City; C. Y, Lowe, jBandon, like this. Mr. Figg was an honest, San Francisco on Saturday. ready authorized further im Marshfield a business visit on Fri- hard working man. he made on Chas. Smalley, of Arago, was in portant extensions are under con day. enemies and was a good father and Fountain Pons $1.00 und up; fine this city on Monday and started off sideration. In view of the large Drane keeps the celebrated Cahn- with the new year in the right way assortment at Wilson Jewelry Co.’s. expendiures required for the con an houorable citizen; l:e was a mem Kicholsberg shoes. The place for by subscribing for the H erald . Grant Beale returned home New struction of these new lines, und iu ber of tbe Methodist church in En. rgains. Year’s day after spending several orber that the work may be curried gland, and during tin- ; asl 8 years E. J. Price, the Roverton sawmill B ig lot of shoes just received man, returned from a successful days with relatives and friends on on advantageously and eventually he suffered a great deal, aud often Willsous A Co’s. expressed a desire to depart this business trip to San Francisco, hav the Bay side. financed on a favorable basis, as well Mrs. P errott has her fall hats, life, and when the end came he was ing oome up on the Breakwater. B orn . — At Gardiner, Deo 21,1905, as to strengthen the company pend d ie s call and g e t prices. resigned to go. und fell asleep. He Inspection of work in Pastel, to Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Stewart, a ing the effect of the aggressive R. II. Mast, of this city, started leaveB a companion ;oue son and two son, Tapestry, Wood Carving and Py- buiding by competing lines which Seattle, Washington, whore he rography cordially invited. Orders E. C. Roberts of Myrtle Point, are being projected into the territo daughters ten grand children and 1 probably locate. for holiday souvenirs on wood or spent a day or so in town the last two great grand children to mourn. ry served by these lines, it is import Vll that uico embroidery at O. leather carefully and promptly Muy God bless the bereaved family of ttie week. ant to hold iu reset ve aud carefully Ison A Cos. will be sold at spe- filled. Lillian M. Candliu, Coquille. and bring them all to praise him iu New Poplin Suitings, Mohair husband the resources of tho com The Ladies’ Aid Society of the e. >1 prices next Friday, heaven. Serges aud Albatross just opened at pany.” ?OBS ale .—Spanof young, sound M. E, church, will meet in the Mrs. Parrott’s. The funeral services wag held at With the word outliuod in the .ft horsos, woight 1500 pounds church next Thursday afternoon their residence conducted by Rev. O. Wilson A Co. will make a way of improvements on the main h. Apply at this offioe. at 2 p. m. All ladies cordally in special of crockery and embroidery line and its branches, together with H. M. Branham and the body was Irs. C. O. Gilkoy has her restau- vited. Mrs. W. R. Browne, Seo’y. next Friday. A complete linefof tho building of the I)rain-Coos Bay laid to rest in the Masonic cemetry t on Front street open for busi- The game o f football that was s and invites the public to give scheduled to take place between The Elizabeth arrived at Bandon line, the NAtron-Klamath extension, to await the final resurrection. i it a call. Friday. She had not gone to sea and later the belt line across the Coquille and Marshfield on the lat as we go to press. Aaron Wilson, the Bridge cream state to Natron; the Springfield- '’ OR SALE.—Or trade for cattle, ter’s grounds new year’s day, was Wm. Kackliff, of Myrtle Point, Henderson cutoff and the completed ery man, is in town. > fine mares, weight 1100 and doclared off on account of the went to the Bay Friday oxpacting St. Joseph-Lafayettecutoff, the com Mrs. G.8. Davis, of Norway, vis 13).). S i j lira of W. B. grounds being too wet. to take a oteamer for San Franoisco, pany has expended or authorized ited her sister, Mrs. W. L. Kistner hrer, Arago Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Sackett, of V. T. Demout has purchased the this city, who depattod for Oalifor having business calling him thither. more funds than ever before in Ore on New Year’s day. The heat rooolution that a porsuu g on . In addition to the projects ir e s c o f D . M organ In the OHy uia last week, write back from their We are in a position to tfffer a at Market, and ho and family will old home at Sonoma, that Mrs. can make is that they will become a in the Valley, the contemplated oon- good piece of water front of 2| subscriber o f the H erald ome residents of our city. nection from the Jefferson street de acres near town; good for mill or Sackett, who has been in poor health L. H. Morgan, of this city, start pot to the terminal yards is in pros factory site. I. J. Sandora, a late arrival from for some time, stood the trip better ifornia, startod for the mining than was anticipated, and that they ed for San Fraucisco the last of the pect. It is stated that if no great Dr. Leep and family of Myrtle trict on the upper Coquillo Mon- are enjoying a visit among old week for the purpose of entering a ibstacle is placed in the way of Point are visiting Mrs. L ’s sister, hospital, his health having given that work and it is recomm ended Mrs. J. G. Fish, of this city. ' '. He expects to looato in this friends and acquaintances. way. We hope he may be benefit- as now contemplated, an enormous 100-lb saok of either “ West tion. R. Robinson, the cheese man, ar ted. ern” or “ Fruit” fine dry expenditure will have been made. rived yesterday, having came in over J. C. Price came up from Prosper granulated cane sugar....... $5 30 Musical Instruments, violin and the Myrtle Point road from Rose- urday and was without his 18 lbs granulated cane sugar 1 00 guitar strings. Harmonicas, all At the same time that the Czar burg. 22 lbs sago ........................... ■itches, having sufficiently recov- 00 kinda, at Wilson Jewelry Co.’s. We handle the Famous WALK-OVER Shoes and of Russia is granting freedom of the 1 from his lameness to render Postum or Fig prune cereal, 20 The three-masted schooner A d Otto Eops, who lives on one of press the President of the United Grapenuts, 2 pks................... 25 guarantee every pair sold by us as represented or m unnecessary. vance, while attempting to sail into Lenox or Santa Claus soap, R C Dements stock ranches on the States is putting a gag on his Cab the Coquille last Saturday, was left 7 bars......................... ......... money refunded. Call and see them. Hear thinking, decisive action, 25 South Fork, has killed eighteen inet, and refusing for the first time by the wind and drifted onto the u and vigor of the body and 21 Bars Fels Naptha 8oap j . vc 00 panthers and seven bear since April to gossip with reporters. ad, the sparkle of life, comes to 4-1 ft) pkgs Arm A Hummer soda 25o. sand spit uorth of the mouth of the most of the panthers being killed L — Hollister’s Jtocky A t R odirson ’ s S tore . ai who use ----------- river and now lies aground near the with a 22 caliber Savage rifle. The Socialists of Coos county Mi untain tea. 35 cents, Tea or lighthouse. It is hoped she will be A prominent farmer of the lower Who can beat this record?—Enter ' ablets. R. S. Ruowlton. met in mass convention yesterday at floated on the first big tide. river, who was in town yesterday, prise. the court bouse ivith 125 delegates ’orndalo lodge, K. of P, is oiler- W, T. KERR, Manager. gave us for the benefit o f our ranch The mail schedule for the past in attendance. E. J. ■ Coffelt of a reward of $’¿,500 for the recov er readers a good plan for destroy Notice to Water Patrons week has been badly out of joint on Coos river, was elected chairman, of the body of Floyd Fuller, a ing gophers. His plan is to g o to Notice is hereby given that from and account of the bad roads and slides and D. E. Stitt, of Bandon, was mber who was drowned at the =FOR A- alter the lBt day of January, 1906, all the mound of fresh dirt thrown up on Sugar Loaf. What mail has elected secretary. A county cen water rents due the City of Coquille uth of Eel river on the morning by the animal and clear that away, como in has been in small driblets G o o d . S t ia /v e a n d H a l r O u t shall be paid to O. C. Sanford, Record tral committee was elected and er, at tbe City Hall in said city, on tbe ■he ‘21st. exposing the run-way, into which now and then. Some places on the GO TO other matters connected with the firjt day of each month, in advance, .lisa Corda Sumerlin, of Lee, pour a quantity of soft pitch, after roads are blockaded by trees that primary eleotion law were consider and all water rente unpaid on the tenth day of each month shall be deemed de it to Marshfield Friday to see which place a small board over the were felled by the heavy wind storm ed. The delegates kept Clerk linquent, and the Marshal of said city Lit) 1 sister, Mrs. Walter La whom, hole and cover this up with dirt. of Saturday morning. will at once proceed to cut off the ser Successor toChas. Moomnw. Neat door to Coquille Valley Packing Oo. Watson busy registering them un vice of any delinquent patron. who has been at the General Hos When the gopher comes along and Done by order of the Common Coun Buy a “Zonophone” and have der the new system. The conven pital for some time, and who is gets into the pitch, he comes to the cil of the City of Coquille, Coos county, much improved. She was accom surface as soon as possible and will music at home. The “Zonophone" tion concluded its labors yesterday Oregon, this 6th day of December, 1905. O. C. SANFO RL>, Recorder, is the beat and most popular talking afternoon and in the evening at the panied by Miss Florence Carter. not attempt to enter the ground LEE GOODMAN, Marshal. machine on the market. We keep Masonic opera house they enter again A person who wants to express Disc Records, and needles. New tained the visiting delegates by Mrs. J. L. Thompson handles a fine line of Stationery and A San Francisco dispatch says: pieces received each month. N otice. his views at the polls has to regis Call musio, recitations and addresses by Notice is hereby given that all ter his political belief. The next Capt. R. J. Dunham of the steamer and hear the latest muaio. We are prominent members and ended with all of the Latest Noueltles in connection. Coos County Warrants drawn on thing we know of some of our wise Roanoke has been presented by the agents. an elaborate banquet. the genera) fund and endorsed prior legislators will tack an amendment Marine Underwriters with a gold W ilsos J hwelry C o . to Jp’y 1st, 1903, will be paid on to the primary election law that will watch in recognition of his good presentation at my office in Co Girl W an ted. Grandma Leneve has just receiv Under New M anagem ent. make a voter answer this fool ques work in saving the steamer from ed the sad intelligence of the death quille City, Oregon. No interest will be allowed after Girl wanted for general house tion: “ What made Milwaukee serious damage during her recent of her brother, Hugh Willey who December 31st, 1905. trip from Astoria. It will be re famous?” resided at Clarence, Missouri. It work. Must come with good rec- J. B- D ü lle y , membered that the Roanoke was omendations. Address Box 979 will be remembered that Mr. Willey Treasurerm Coos Co., Oregon. J. W. Clinton, who it will be re- damaged and lost her rudder in at H erald office. Dated December 26th, 1905. visited bis sister about six years ago, membererd lost a large barn filled tempting to put into Eureka and that being their first meetsng for with hay, grain and farming imple S t r ic t l y later, during a great gale, lay help ments by fire last fall, got the frame less in a heavy sea off the Califor. forty-five years. She has another F ir s t - C l a s s . of another barn raised, sided and uia coast. Capt Dunham allayed brother who is very ill at this time ready for the rafters when the late the fears of the three score pasaen Chadwick Lodge No. 68, A. F. CARRYING REGULAR STOCK win Is struck it hard enough to gers, rigged up a jury rudder and A A. M., and Beulah Chapter, No. throw it down. This is truly un finally succeeded iu making port.— 6, O. E. 8., held a joint installation Of Standard and Established Goods, where eash Instru Opposite I. O. O. F . Hall fortunate for Mr. Clinton. and installed the officers for the en ment is sold according to its intrinsic ualue. Successor to J. T. Little. Ferndale Enterprise. We sell gou a suing year. The new officers High Grodc, Popular price or Commercial Piono, of Beulah Chapter are as fol M e a ls at all B o o rs First-Class lows: Ora X. Maury, W. M. at their real ualue. From 5 a m to 9 P fM . C a n in s J. W. Laird, W . P.; Annie Law. One Price only on each Grade rence, A. M .; Mamie Slagle, Sec.; We carry a complete line of Pianos, Organs, Piano-Players, Ethel Johnson, Treaa.; Virginia Lamb, Conductor; Mabel Laird, Talking Machines, Sheet music and Musical Merchandise. Assistant Conductor; Cyntha Sher Everything Sold on Easy Payments. wood, Marshal; Georgia Johnson, Representativea of Domestic Sewing Machines for Coos and Curry Co’s M RS. C. O. G II.K B Y , Proprietor®»* Chaplain; Kittie Leneve, Adah; Alice Hite, Ruth; Mary Schroeder, Esther; Ida Levine, Martha. CROCKERIES AND EMBRODERIES Close Out That Line O. W ilson & Co. Buy Your Goods Right, and Don’t Worry. BRICK, LUM BER, SHINGLES, GROCERIES, G EN ER AL M ERCHANDISE. W e carry a complete line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Our stock is new and the latest. Gent's Furnishings a Speciaty. Coquille Mill & Mercanile Co J. L. THOM PSONS ALSO AGENT FOR MORNING OREGONIAN W. H. Mansell, ¡’. ï Livery BUY PIANOS OF DEALERS Best of Turnouts. Feed and Sale Stable Hay, Grain, Feed. Lone Star Restaurant W . R. Haines Music Co., S u cce sso r to tbe Cbae Ortaaen and A ia g o M usio Co., Mrs. Perrott has just reoeived a lot of new dreea goods. Phone, Main 905, Garfield Annex, Marshfield, Oregon. R eason a b le Rata to Regular B o a r d .» ■ p a o la l A t t e n t io n to Cc m m mi O lr e n • V ie t